I used to work in home care, I have cleaned many showers with tears of build up. I find using a thin green scourer and disinfectant or window cleaner work great. You will need to wipe with a rag between sections as you go for heat results. Good luck!

I don’t have to add anything here, so many great ideas, that I will try myself, thanks people.

KOH universal cleaner is my favourite thing now it really works on everything

Easy Off Balm works wonders,give it a go!

i use vinegar in a spray bottle and a shower puff to clean our shower screens… they come up clean as a whistle…

Try soaking it in white vinegar, rinse and repeat if needed. Or try bicarbonate and white vinegar together

loving the responses on this post – really enjoy the variations and will be trying them this weekend!

I use gumption and give it a good scrub.

To prevent soap build up use a good body wash, it tends to not be as hard to scrub off as soaps are.

go to the shop and get a bottle of CLR

Try bi-carb soda and warm water!!

Try dishwashing detergent and a soft scrubber. Works well. When dry spray with windex and polish to keep it nice.

White Jif and a light scourer works brillantly.

Make your own from White vinegar, one tea spoon of any antibacterial hand soap (like DAWN). This really works. Make up into a plastic spray bottles.

I love the WD40 idea, will definitely have to try this. Thanks for asking this question, I’m sure there are lots of us with this problem

Hey 🙂 ive just discovered this myself it’s 1 cup vinegar, 1/2 cup washing up detergent and 1/2 cup water mixed together in a spray bottle. Spray it on; leave it for 5 minutes before giving it a scrub and rinsing. I then followed with windex just to make it shiny 🙂 Goodluck x

If you wipe over the soap scum with a sponge or cloth soaked in vinegar and just keep wiping over the glass over and over the soap scum will finally move. I stopped using cakes of soap and use liquid shower gel and i find that the soap scum doesnt build up as fast.

Toothpaste. It removes the calcium build up, which is probably what it is, not soap. Do you have hard water where you live? Try the toothpaste on a small area, just rub it on with your fingers then rinse with water – it\’s amazing! If it works, use your regular scrubbing brush/cloth to complete the job with more toothpaste.

I use gumption. It’s evo-friendly, cheap and lasts ages and you can clean LOADS with it. Stainless steel comes up great.

Try shampoo on a damp sponge/rag. Rub it over the screen. You don’t even have to wash it off – keeps the screen clean for ages. I keep a nice smelling, cheap bottle of shampoo in the shower just for this.